City of Hamilton which had to duck beneath the track in 1926, but it also removed 80% of the incline's traffic. The railway stopped running in 1936 when the company went bankrupt. The historic structure was vandalized and finally demolished 1949-50. The new electric motor house was sold in 1949 and converted to small apartments. This was demolished in 1983 and a new condo built, called Incline Place. The site of the railway is covered by trees with a set of stairs connecting from Wentworth Street South and Charlton Avenue East up to Sherman Access and then again up to Upper Wentworth Street and Mountain Park Avenue. Most of these stairs are built on the original trestle foundations (1914). A plaque at Mountain Park Avenue is the only reminder of the incline railway See also List of funicular railways List of Ontario railways References History of rail transport in Hamilton, Ontario Defunct funicular railways Railway inclines in Canada 1892 establishments in Ontario 1936 disestablishments in Ontario